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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-09-07
W0MAN'S WORLD.
PLEASANT LITERATURE FOR
FEMININE READERS.
For Gold.

They'll robe me in my bridal gown,
Ah me, ah me!
They'll robe me in my bridal gown,
The orange buds will be my crown,
The white veil will go floating down;
And shall bear the splendor meet,
And wish it were my winding sheet,
All me, ali me!
II.
They'll twine white gems around my neck,
All me, ah met
They'll twine white gems around my neck,
And shall give no sign, no check,
But we'll enough I too shall re"k
That ,dewy pearls are for my tears,
The deadly opals for my fears.
All me, all me!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

Ibis WILL HE 4 SlOhM1 w Eth.
A FL IZZARD OF BARGAINS-A CYCLONE
OF A1TRACTIONS-A WHlRLWIND
OF WONDEBS-JUST READ:
LADIES MUSLIN SKIRTS, tucked and rualed,
LADIES MUSLIN SKIRTS. tucked and runlod,
LAbifSj MUSLIN SKIRTS, tucked and en-
broidcry. Sc;
LADIIS Muslin CHEMIsES. tucked and ruff
LADIES' MUSLIN cHEMIsEs, lace and Ham
LADIES MUSLIN cnEMsEs, tucked and en-
LADIES' 5rS-@S Miit'sLIN GOWNS, cambric rumes,
LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS. tucked and RULED,
LADIES MUSLIN GOWNS, tucked and laco,
LAIiES' MUSLIN DRAWERS. tucked and
LAbiEs MUSLIN DRAWERS, tucked and
LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS, tucked anu ON
hrcidcry. 59c.
nc want Of room compols IA 10 closo ont
this lire Of goods therefore In addition TO IN
low Iiiccs Iamed above We viii tako Oh ID
cents on every dollars worth sold Tor the next
LAbIrs' CHEMisETTEs that wore eoc now
Cuiy i2Lc.:
LAbifN CHENIsgTgES that wore g5'. now
InUirA Canvas DrITs u.at vcro &c now
summer nine VENTILATIYG CoRsETs tina, wore
81 now only o..
FRESCH CHANDiiAYs tina, we're i9lsc. now
orly o. yard;
DANISH CLOTHS that wcro l2Hc. now only
SIC. yard;
FRLNth >AllNES. solid col0rs. evening
sladca tla, We-e 30r. ROW only H.. 2 yari;
SA1INES, Persian styles, tAot were .2lsc. now
only Stc. n yard:
CREAM CuINKLED sEEEsuCKER that was
CSC. now only &c @ yard;
CAIH,EfU lie ORGANIZE, lovely patterns
ara beautiful co!ogs, The slmo as sold a,
20 ayord. uow only l0,. yard;
LAWNS hat were o.. uOw only e. yard:
CORDED MUIlS that weyo TO-. nov only 4c.
Remnants Of HENSTITCHED LACE CHEcK-
ID MUSLiNS tia! were 10 BE-. now only g..
yard;
SmRiING CALICOES that were 6Hc. nov
Only &C.. yard;
Fancy SCKlMS that were l2isc. now only Gle.
Ail-Wtoi CRFAM ALBBTBOSs tha, was 90.
nov Crly ~ C.. q yard
CREAM CASHMERE t-at was 49,. nov only
NUNs.vfiLiNGs that woro &c now only
scOlCH BfIGEs that were i2}.c. now ouly
SIC. q yard:
WUllI MORE SATIN that was 81 now only
LINEN M0Mik TOWELS that wcro scc now
only l2Lc.;
RED TABLE-DAMAsKS that were 81. now
only >sc.;
LINEN CRASH that was SIC. now only iHc.;
MEAS GAUIE SHIRTS that were 49,. now
only l2hc.;
LADIES LIsLE-TDREAD HOSE that were e0c.
now only l2hc.;
LADIES SILK GLOVES thGt were 30. now
LADIES BLACK SILK MiTTs that wore o.
now Clly ijc.;
eco yards Of Remnants Of FRENCH So
TINS. lovely styles, at &C. yard, Just re-
ceiyed.
The above are only few Of the many a.
fractions We are Offering. Cali early.
held 81 CO.,
~ c-Su, Tu&Th 600 Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
HyDocrisY.

The New York Tribune waves the bloody
shirt during this "hested term" with q
zeal born o. It's fears that Prohibition Is
about 10 sound the death.kneli OF Its party.
II publishes numerous letters and resolu-
lions, Sc. &C., from Grand-Army posts In
favor Of the dependent pension bill vetoed
last winter by Mr. CLEVELAND. II also
raises Fowl over the reduction OF the salary
CfMiss VAN LEW, OF this city, now holding a
cleIkshIp IN Washington, though the ie'
duction was based upon the fact that Con-
gross had failed to make an appropriation
large enough 10 enable the Secretary in
whose department she is employed to pay
her as large a salary as she had hitherto re-
ceived. Congress will meet five months
hence, and IL it chooses 50 TO do can ap-
propriaie money enough to piy her salary
during all the year. The President will
see that she shall get all that Congress may
choose TO give her.
The Tribune cares rot button for the
old soldiers. nor for Miss VAN LEW. 1t Is
simply trying to Kill of CLEVELAND with
bard words, as BLAINE was killed OF in
1884 by the words, "Rum, Romansm.
and Rebellion" That paper would pau
perize the country IL 1t could and If such
pauperization were necessary to put BLAINE
tito the presidency, aud thus to secure to
WmTELAw REID a foreign mission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
STAUN Ten.
Tie Day We CeIebra;e-OthcrN Notes.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

The Day We Celebra:e-Otbcr Notes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
july 4, 1887.
The Gay we celebrate i u>hcred IN 10y Q
fery sun, and TIE majority OF Stauutonian'
will read The Declaration OF Independents
in such sequesiered places As can be found
where cooling brecZes blow.
The semi.anuual election Of officers IN
the IndeberdCnt order of Odd-FeilOws h,
taken place. and G. NJ. Klblinger il Tho
choice Tor noble grand. NJ. b. lIirwick fOi
vice Grand, William NJ. simpson for trca
surcr, n. Argcnbright for financial secre
tarv. and W, J. Perry was elected secre
tary in place OF \. NJ. NarnOr, who fol
many years has acted, butts prevented from
further service OWING to other engagements
This lodge added one member by initiation
ut its last meeting.
This morning The SaustOn Artillery
leaves FOR Naynes5OrO' JGnctiOn on .
ric.nic, taking two guns with which t.
Five the "Pickett Veterans salute q
they pass by this evening on the return
iiCm Gettysburg.
No tidings have yet been received from
the carrier pigeons which were turned
loose from the Baltimore and ONO express
Office Eeie on Friday week. They be
lorged TO the Federation Of American
FancierS" OF Boston.
Sadie TODD, the little daughter OF John
w. Todd, Esq, still continues to be yer!
sick.
W. Ballard Smith, Of Greenville, who
was distinguished at the late commences
ment exercises of Washington and Lee
University, leaves this week for Maryland
where he will enter upon bis duties rs {
teacher i'm McD0nough school.
stanton and Augusta county are eDtt
fled TO nineteen delegates ut the Roanoke
convention in August next.
The SlauntOn Female seminary grounds
and buildings Nutheran) were sold publicly
on Saturday last for the sum OF IS, 0OC, ano
bought by new company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
Labor in the South.

The st. Louis Globe Democrat says:
"The one great drawback t. the sound
spd rapid development OF the resources o.
The south is her false and mschev0us atu'
Jude on the labor question. She deceivc'
herself with the old exploded theory tdai
the best results are TO be derived from la
Dor by keeping it poor aud ignorant and
DENYING 1t an opportunity to better its con-
ditlon in lIie."
Shades OF CaDyUs. PMAMrDEs. SIuoNI-
DIS, aud The rest OF YOU old fellows, who
are said 10 have had hand in Construct
ing the alphabet, why didu't ysu aniici-
cipate this hourg Why is there no way oil
whi,,llug In type? Nothing short OF a
prolonged, vigorous whistle could convey
a proper comment on the above paragraph.
II The south believes in keeping poor aud
ignorant her labor-most of which is col
ored-why Is IL that the whites OF this sec
ton are spending millions OF dollars snnu'
slly TO educate the negro and bit him for
the duties Of citizenship:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
New Hooks.

Allan QVdrtemoin Being an Account oil
His Further Adventures ana DiscOy'
cries in Company with Sir Henry Cur
lis, Bart. Commander John Good. u
N, and one Umslop0gaas. BY Ii. RIDEn
HAGGARD, author Of " She,' &c, &c
Chicago: RAND. MCNALLY & Co. 1881.
Price IN paper % cents.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH and
also by HUNTER & Co., both of which firms
hsyc sent TO VA copies Of this book.
The Maverick National BGnt Manual,
July /, 1856. Boston: WRIGHT az PoR-
TER. 1887.
This statistical Teferencc-5Ook comes to
us through S. Il. NILEs's Newspaper Adj
veltisiug Agency, Boston. The bank sends
it TO "ils patrons aud the representatives
ci The leading Financial Interests through
out The United States" 1t is a valuable
book. IT confirms vast amount OF Stats
ties as TO national debts, banks, railroads,
watfr.rouics, cities, their debts, a., &c.'
&c. II Is not for Sale, we suppose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
SUMMER RESORTS,

3l5 EAST BROAD STREET.
fly 5-Iu&Thl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
JULIUS SYCLB & SON.
2la EAST Brood sTnEgr,
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD.

"a ........... t.......g
The season is advancing, but prices are not.
II II too late tor us, but not too late Tor you 10
buy. We Rave cut the prices again.
We are selling our hest SATINtS at Sc. Last
week You paid l!i6c. for the same goods
Doub.e-icld CANVAS CLOIu-grounds wei
COvertG-Only sc.
new, plain INDIA LINENS These goods are
very sheer. You viii find they are sold else
where Tor l0'.--our price oniy -. CAL to see
lis great bar gain.
CRAZY-CI ON only Sic.-our 10 &C.. goods.
Our lEAnIH-a geEticman's Soc. CNLAt y
DEhFB SHIRT. ihisshirt recommends itself.
II - as sood as the shirt VIC formerly sold at
Flax AMI drah stripe SEERSUCKER only &C..
Fire auipe INDIA LINEN o. o.: better
qUtluy al 10.
GU LiCE-sTGIpE MUsLINS cannot be
match q al our prices.
BLACK ard wli,o stripe szlRTiNG for Toe
Fine flSLE-inBgAD GLOVES plain aud
''i ls Il p not cheap BLACK MORE for 81
. inches wide.
No oro selling a lot OF soiled UNDERWEAR
regGIrles- OK cost.
Cur q WHITE PREAD-real value sl.2j
CANHAS CLOTH ia cream, black, and tan
only -.
WoIeceiyed Saturday Two dozen PARASOLS-
used az sample. ILrse goods soli from 81 TO
70. they are The latest s,yios-our price only
s2E.
Last week We sold ARHOEY VNBLEACHED
f,rEc. This week we viii sell better make.
We bought % pieces Of JEWELhI IN Ear
Rings. Bica tplns, scarffins. and Cuh-Buttons
tVarTat ted 20 wear and not tsrnsh) Irregular
price was 1jc. our price only ..
JULIUS SICLE & son,
2l9 east Broad, between Second and Third.
In correyT ending with this firm always write
nan IN full. .yS>u,Tu&Ih
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

Did jake Sharp have fair trial? We
have not read the testimony IA bis case, aud
therefore do not know what offence, II
any, was proved against him; but we can
say That the New York papers long ago as
sumed that he was guilty OF the offence OF
which be stood indicted, and prosecuted
him TO conviction Richmond (Va.) Dis.
patch.
Mr.. Sharp would certainly not have been
broue bit to trial II II had not been for the
persistent determination OF the press 70
punish the men who stole, sold. aud bought
|, the Broadway railway franchise. The
' World IL very proud OF the part il took 10
4 bringing The rascals TO justice. The yer.
diet In The sharp csse is It's yindcation. II
issytrdict Which will do incqlculabe good
10 the cause q municipal reform every.
wbere.-AeW i0rk World.
Then SHARP owes his trial and lneareers
ton in the penlteniiary TO the papers Of
New York. A trial OF that sort may have
done no injustice In the case OF SHARP; but
Il Is a dangerous precedent. Innocent men
efeoften the victim Of circumstances which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

dcftIy handled by the press might lead Ia
enjus, ,crdicis. Every person charged
With crime is entitled TO lair trial; and
That cannot he fair trial which IL initi,tcd
not by the officers OF the Commonwealth.
bat by the press. "rrial by newspapers"
would be a deplorablc windioe up-ior
u would be winding uo-of our
modern civilization. The World will find
In the North Amcricdn Reciep for July q
paragraph pertinent TO this matter, going
to shoG' that II IL wrong for The press to
ipilame public sentiment III is not public
opipton) sgainst unconyictcd defendants In
criminal prosecutions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

Hon. John ;. Wise is very confident OF
carving the city for the Republicans next
fau. HarrisoaJurg State RepubIicdR.
OF course Mr.. WISE does not expect the
Republican party as such, or in its own
name. TO carry Richmond next fell. What
he means Is that he hopes that a com5ina
uon..Icket may be agreed upon which will
defeat the regular Democratic ticket lie
may, however, reckon without his host
The Democrats can easily carry this city il
they 20 10 work Alright. Indeed, there is
no reason to fear the triumph here mex
fall OF the Republican party except the fac
that the regular Democratic ticket was de
fcated in the city elections Of last year
Last fall tic Democrats carried the city by
good majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
..ee,x from MaIsrls.

r,a ,ooet vigorous constitution and tne
strongest pbytiqus arc no. proof esa,n'. az
disease tho germs Of which iriprcsna'e see
IT, 80 ,reo,hs and the water wo drink. Tho
true proparaiivo, the surest defence Is 70 ior'l-
~ tho .vs,em with medicine which possesses
,pecIpc virtues as safeguard and remedy.
,in.,c,,er,e stomach Bitters Is precisely this
ar,Iclc-proyed by conclusive tests TO 90 3d.
.-.,... ,,,,s continent. wherever miasms
rye III hIrth 10 the malariai Infection, but In
,he tronics. where fever and aguo assumes iIs
most malignant types this inoomparss or POP,
uiar. and deserving medicine mn, wa Chiiis
and fever, dumb aguo, bilious remiI,en' a. a.te
Weld 70 It's Influence and are Preven,o1 ~ =;
fho word "fail has no place 10 the lehiyon "a
possibilities when this peerless ,,a i,vor rbsn
sluggish. and promotes healinrlni acny w, OIL
he tidpeys and bladder. 10 SD-ThlWlsaSIu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

That was noble resolutlon-the resolu'
ton OF the philadelphia brigade to erect
monument to the memory OF ARMIsrEAD
on the spot where the old hero fell. II is
the tribute OF brave men to the "brsycst OF
The brave" and : singing rebuke to the
mslipnants,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

The Philadelphia Times says: "Let Us
hope that BENNY FORAKER will annex
himself to Canada, as the result OF the re-
union on Pennsylvania famous field"
" hat is the Times'S spite against CanldlI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
NORFOLK.
rel, Through N IIatebway Naval
Fire.

Fire.
correspondence Of the. Richmond Dispatch.l
July 4, 1857.
A marine on board tbc United States
steamer Trenton, named Robert Morris.
fell through the hatchway while drunk Ia t
night, and, dropping into the ward-room.
broke his right arm and fractured bis skull.
II il thought he vi III die from his injuries.
The Naval Bosrd OF inspectors. Of which
Commodore james L. Joueit il president,
Will arrive here tomorrow AID inspect the
Trenton.
There was no Observance of the Fourth
Of July here TO day eXcep. as a general holt
day.
A fire on the Boston steamship wharf
last night destroyed a few bales OF cotton.
Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
fsrmers'-Assembiy Meeting - The
Fall Campaign.

CEAaLoTTEsynLE, Va, july 4.-The
Farmers Assembly net here to-day and
discussed plans fer compact organization
with a view TO effecting legislation in the
interest Of the farmers.
The Democrats organized for the fall
campaign by electing Captain Mic ljah
w Gods, present Commonwealth attorney,
chairman, and choosing new county
committee.
The Republicans elected Captain Lawson
chairman, defeating The Early wing de-
clsiyely.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

The funny side OF the Gettysburg re-
union will come in when Sbiver-Me.Tim'
bors BOUTELLE spices the main brace with
New England rum and begins to howl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

"The Concord School OF Philosophy
Will discuss ARISTOTLE at its approaching
session." What pity the old fellow can
Eot be present to enjoy the circus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
SPRING NO I
DE. JANgs SnEt1ox. NRAR BIZ


d IN
my
rcI o q % A1
N spring
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
GRATEFUL-COMFoRTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.


"By thorough knowledge OF the natural lava
which govern the operations OF digestion and nu.
uithiu, and by careful application Of the line
properties Of well-selected Cocoa, Mr.. Epps has
provided our breakfast-tables with delicately
navcred beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors bills. II Is by tbs judicious use
OF such articles Of diet that a constitution may
be gradually built up until strong enough 70
resist every tendency % disease. Hundreds Of
subtle maladies are floating around US ready
10 attack wherever there IA a weak point We
may escape many fatal shaft by keeping our
selves well fortified with pure blood and a
properly nourished me.n-Civil-Sgp Ca
sette.
Made simply with boiling water or mlss
Sold only in half-pound tins by grOcers, La
belled thus; JAMES EPPS AGO.,
Homeopathic Chemists.
10 25-Tu, Th&Saiy London, Eng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
SpRING No ,


HARVEY l. BYRD.
u
Medical College, formerly Of Practical Medicine,
an aisral OF
ysied
havoc d,
aase lhan Mhon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

"The holes in the bloody SHIRT are about
all that is left OF the bloody SHIRT now.'
Let HALsTEAD wrap the holes about him
and lie down to distressing nightmare.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
BRIEF COMMENT.

Wonder II the mslgnants heard any
thing drop when the Philadelphia brigade
resolved to erect a monument to the MEM
DRY OF ARHIsTEADi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
BUFFALO Ll7HIA WATER, ss,4 sggPs, T.,
SPRINGS Nos and ?, e. ~
FOR Nalarial Caehexia. ~
ESPECIALLY ''"@
CHRONIC INTERMITTENT FEVERY.
IT'S USE IN YELLO WIENER
USE IN YELLOW-FE
SPRING 40 I.
nR lEHfFANfr ro...... - -,

Professor OF pseaof Women and Children Na-y
Dr. Howard atest adaptation / asiir
tho arfmed white sulphur county, virgin.
Il q hnh
especially the tGcher and
10 ts.un,of
esJa. nal
COZ w. Mnin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

After suffering with nervous prostratior
for years take DIR. Heniey's Celery, Beef
and Iron and be cured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
SPRING no. /.

+ "a,
ril' c,
Il
u "a rSi es hriug
n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
EDUCATIONAL.
UOLLINS INSTITUTE,
VIRGINIA.

The forty-nfth session will open on the lirH
OF SEPTEMBER, 1877.
instruction is given in Languages, Literature,
Sciences, Music, Art, Bookkeeping, Penman-
ship, ElOcution, Calisihonica, &c, &c. under
high standards, by instructors OF culture, cha
racter, and large experience. Young ladies' who
attend enjoy the advantages Of saubrous eli
mate, mineral waters, aud beautiful mountain
scenery. The school Is composed almost eX-
clusiyely OF boarding pupils, and is intended
for only $50 young ladies'. 1t is finely equipped
spG employs over twenty-five officers and
tedC hers.
Apply at Hollins fost-of1ice, Va, 10
CHARLESH. COOKE,
Sc 10Th SuATuGU business Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

Old newspapers for sale at the Dis
patch Office. Price twenty-five cents
| per hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
w OR DIS
BETWEEN
Prominent MERCHANTS.
II VAR or WORDS.

There Is Just enough sensation on this one
page 10 run dozen circusos. Novelette, adyer-
,isemente-thars what we call them. Bah
They are but freaks Of the imagination. The
imagination is unreliable but FIGURES mover
lie. Listen:
SC. SOLID BLACK AND FIGURED LAWN.
~ Beet PACIFIC LAWN, In solid black and
figured. a big bargain SC.
SIC. sATTEENs.
4-4sATTEENS-qualiiies amongst Thorn worth
2sc.--all colors- all shades. You can take your
pick. SIC.
fgkc. WHITE wELDT-WHITE PIQUE
We have received n few moro Of those WHITE
WFLDTS and WHITE PIQUES that we sold 80
many OF last week. We know they are worth
csc. a yard, but won't taEe any more for them
than l2hc.
ssc. NUN'S-vEILING FOR Wells.
A beautiful quality Of BLACK NUN'S-YElL-
ING for wells tor half the value. SIC.
SIC. YARD-WIDE BLEACHED COTTON
no starch at price that is nothing TO the quail
ity Of the goods. 51[c. .
81 s5.-Wo also have quality Of NUNS
YELLING that would be cheap for 81, but shall
sell IL for sl.2J.
SIC. CRINKLED sFERSUCKER-
imported gOods-at a very low prico-S&c.
&c. WHITE VICTORIA LAWN. &c.
&C. SIMPSONS BLACK CALICO. &c.
nc. LACE-STRIPE PIQUB. 4Hc.
4Ec. SOLID BLACK LAWN. 4Nc.
f2Lc. LADIES IMITATION LISLE-THREAD
HOSE. EXC.
These HOSE ore worth more than we are
asking for them.
&C. "a SOLID BLACK BATISTE. &C.
Cheap a. dirt" IL goes without saying"
latest things out in FIOUNCINGS, &c, sc.
Blacks and Whites In LAWNS.
HlRcks aud Whites In SA1IEENS.
Blacks aud Whites IN SEERSUCKERS.
CARPETS, MAlTINGS, OlL~CLOTH>, RUGS.
Isaac SYCLE & Co..
BROAD STREET BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH.
ny 3.Su,Tu&Thl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

REMOVAL.

IL MILLER & CO. have rem',,'St ,a 4
Nsrble- Works from corner s.xth a. ,,i,.,,k
mi sou IN CHERRY STREET, nest ,.. Iii bsal Z
cemetery, whero our expenses is AL; 4
viii Re 10 the advantage OF p.'sl,,. n. eaiI.
sueet-cars PASS the door.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
BOOKS, STATIONERY, 40

TWO CATALOGUES.
MOL CONFEDERATE PUBLICATIONS.
No ?. BOOKS RELATING IN WHOLE OK
N P4RTTo THE LATE CIVIL WAR, Win r.
list of many hundrsd Aoois nj pr ices, n silsl
10 any address.
~ 5-d&w RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
,R. JONI W. WILLIAMSON, BoYDroN, y
Formerly Of gaesson. renn. in Tho rl-g,nia M.caL 2

Formerly ofJactsOn Tenn tho V"t' N eI Nn'iy for February ~7
satisfactorily tested and question .h,th roui h
andG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

NODB'S ISLAND,
" IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
Under n new management
Having taken control Of the hotel property
at this famous resort, and having made many
improvements. Including the entire reflrnsh-
inC Of tho hotel. would r.. pectully solicit the
patronage Of its old admirers and tho pupli;.
The bathing facilities are unsurpassed and
fine fishing and Cunning are Afforded. Rsto- ::
t2.J0 pOr day; 3l2 per week; so per month.
Can he reached from Norfolk 10y steamer North
smpton on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Frid lys,
or daily nv New York, Philadelphia and Nor
folk railroad.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
JULY BARGANS.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-27
NEW YORK'S PROHIBITIONISTS.
Every Member of the Convention a
Church Member.


SYRACUSE, Aug. 26-In the State Prohi-
bition Convention to-day an examination
was held with the object of discovering the
standing of each delegate in the church
All were found to be church members
Ninety-flve were ministers, and a large mum
ber of the others were Sunday school super
intendents. About 1000 delegates are in
attendance OF these 1874 were form
erly Democrats and the rest were
formerly Republicans. A platform was
adopted declaring against license and in
favor of womens suffrage. 1t declares that
both the Republican and Democratic par
ties are controlled by the "Rum power ~
and cited acts of both in the Legislature as
proof of the assertion.
The following ticket was put in nomina-
tion:
For Secretary of State-Rev D. W. C.
Huntington, of Allegany.
For Comptroller-CalebB B. Hitchcock, OF
Cortland.
For Attorney Generals. w. Mason, OF
Chautauqua.
For Treasurer-William w. Smith, OF
Duchess
For State Engineer-John G. Gray, OF
Ulster.
After speeches by thb candidates and
others, the usual votes of thanks and some
formalities the convention adjourned sine
die